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The Battle of Biddulph’s Berg, May 28, 29 161 Fighting on the Western Border, May 30 169 CHAPTER VIII General Buller’s Advance to Newcastle 171 CHAPTER IX The Interregnum at Pretoria 179 From Johannesburg to Pretoria 184 APPENDIX Rearrangement of Staff 193 Deaths in Action and from Disease 195

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS—Vol. V.

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Map showing the Lines of Advance from Bloemfontein to Pretoria	At Front
1. COLOURED PLATES
General and Staff	Frontispiece
Sergeant—18th Hussars	48
Mounted Infantry	56
Scout—6th Dragoon Guards	68
The Royal Marines	76
Northumberland Fusiliers and Durham Light Infantry	80
West Surrey and East Surrey	96
Officers of the Seaforth Highlanders	160
2. FULL-PAGE PLATES
The Disaster at Koornspruit	8
The Reddersburg Mishap	16
British Prisoners on their way to Pretoria	24
Lord Roberts’s Column Crossing the Sand River Drift	100
The Surrender of Kroonstadt	104
Mafeking: “The Wolf that Never Sleeps”	108
The Last Attack on Mafeking	136
Lord Roberts and his Army Crossing the Vaal River	140
Royal Horse Artillery Crossing the Vaal	144
General Ian Hamilton thanking the Gordons for their Attack at the Battle of Doornkop	148
The City of London Imperial Volunteers Supporting General Hamilton’s Left Flank in the Action at Doornkop	152
Hauling down the Transvaal Flag at Johannesburg	156
The Grenadier Guards at the Battle of Biddulph’s Berg